Speed
A lightweight shell built around fast launch, quick navigation and minimal UI friction.
Obvilion Browser
Obvilion is a modern browser designed to stay fast, lightweight and focused while protecting your privacy.
Privacy. Speed. Freedom.
Search, open a site, or jump back into your essentials without clutter.
Product direction
A lightweight shell built around fast launch, quick navigation and minimal UI friction.
Privacy-first defaults are a core direction, with honest limits while the project is early.
A focused protection layer for blocking common ads and trackers as the browser matures.
Calm surfaces, clear spacing and controls that keep attention on the page.
Designed for people who move quickly between tabs, search and navigation.
The interface direction is lean by default, with performance treated as product design.
Planned carefully for useful browsing workflows, without turning the product into an AI gimmick.
Obvilion Shield
Shield is the planned privacy layer inside Obvilion. It is not a promise of complete anonymity. It is a practical foundation for reducing common tracking and unwanted page noise.
Ad BlockingBlocks common ad domains with an expandable list.
Tracker BlockingTargets known tracker requests before they load.
Download ProtectionComing soon as the browser matures.
Privacy FirstBuilt around user control, clear settings and honest limits.
Roadmap
Alpha 0.1
DoneAlpha 0.2
In progressBeta 1
PlannedStable
PlannedOnony
Sync
Mobile
Alpha release
Current version: Alpha 0.1. The public build is being prepared. This section is ready for the release link when the installer is available.
System requirements
Windows 11 Microsoft WebView2 Runtime Internet connection for browsingScreenshots
Search, shortcuts and space to think.
Protection controls without clutter.
Simple switching for everyday browsing.
About
Obvilion is an independent browser project focused on building a clean, fast and privacy-focused browsing experience. The project is early, transparent and intentionally grounded in what is being built now.